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AMUSEMENTS. Final Screening ' rjtflE KING ' S To-night at -*• HE KING'S Of The Brilliant Trianglo Drama, "THE MISSING BANK NOTES," Starring ' ■ NORMA TALMADGK „ irtr , nv And BOBBY HARRON. COMMENCING TO-MORROW, . SATUEDAY, SEPTEMBER H, at milE KING'S. J-118 KING'S. The Latest and Greatest in Serials, The rathe Super-Sensation, "THE FATAL RTNG.;; "THE FATAL RING. "THE FATAL RING." In Twenty Episodes. Twentv Weeks of Breathless Shspcdso. | ' The Elixir <n Excitement, Featuring PEARL WHITE. PEARL WHITE. PEARL WHITE. You will remember' her in "The Iron' Claw." This is a vastly better serial even than that was. Don't Miss the First Episode, entitled "THE VIOLET DIAMOND.'" Episode l'consists of 3 Reels, Succeeding instalments of 2 Reels each. Remember, it is at THE KING'S. ' Also, The Great Triangle Drama, j "THE PATRIOT," ■ ! "THE PATRIOT," * Featuring WTLLTAM S..HART. - i WILLIAM..S. HART. ] A Virile Story of the, Mexican Birder. Wild H-i'los and Thrilling Situations. Final Screening TjWERYBQDY'S To-davat Everybody's Of "HIS OWN PEOPLE," Starring .HARRY MORBY. Also of The Final Episode of "THE DOUBLE CROSS." Entire Change TO-MORROW. A Goldivyn Fcahiro Drnnia, entitled "FIELDS OF HONOUR." "FIELDS OF HONOUR." "FIELDS OF HONOUR." From the Celebrated Story by Irvin S. Cobb, featuring MAE MARSH. MAE MARSH. - MAE MARSH. In Irving to save her sister's life she was AUR.ESTED. A Powerful INSTANCE of' How an INNOCENT GIRL can be suspected. A STORY OF DELTCATE BEAUTY AND INTIMATE APPEAL. A Picture, that will remain imprinted in your memory for all time. THEATRE DE LUXE. THE A RTCRAFT ' i (La:e Crown), .CONTINUOUS PICTURES, ■-. 2 p.m. to 10.15 p.m. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. LINA CAVALIERI, In "THE ETERNAL TEMPTRESS,". And JULIAN ELTINGE, In "THE WIDOW'S .MIGHT.' Is. Book your seals at tho Bristol. 6d. KELBURN SCOUT CONCERT. mOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. TO-NIGHT. SWEETS, CAKEsTaND FLOWERS Will bo on Side from i o'clock. . ELECTION NOTICES. " AVELLTNGTON CENTRAL' BY-ELECTION. T ABOUR. PARTY'S SELECTION Xi BALLOT will t'llio plaM TRADES HALL, Vivian Street, On SVIUEDAY AND MONDAY NEXT,- . From 10 a.m. lo 9.p.m. Labour's Cnnmiiiqii will lie opened at tho Alexandra Hall, Abel Smith Street, Thursday evening, September 9, at 8. Chairman: Mr. A. Parlane (President B.E.C). E. KENNEDY, Secretary. ■

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